The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-06-11

States Atty; John W. Sanklin, Esq,
Clerk ; Silas Y. Miller, Esq, Sheriff.
SATURDAY, JUNE Am the equity case of S. A.
Williams VS.. Julia A. Warner ct al, proceedings
to foreclose mortgage, &C., (before reported where
in an injunction was issued on May q last, re-
straining the sale of the mortgaged premises on
certain notice being given, the court to-day passed
an order setting the matters presented by petition
for hearing on the 18th instant, provided due no.
tice be left at the office of Yellott d Ohutt on or
before the Sth instant Tor provided said notice be
served on either member of the firm on or before
the Sth Instant: also giving permission to the
defendant in the petition of May 9th ultimo, to
file an answer thereto, and with permission to the
contestants to file affidavit in support of their re-
spective claims. The injunction heretofore order
ed in the case was dissolved by the court peremp-
torily.
MONDAY, JUNE Civilian II. Jones assault
with intent to kill; guilty of common assault and
sentenced to seven days in Jail. John Shea; as
saulting an officer; guilty and fined 81 and costs.
Joseph Gable; same offence; mol pros. entered.
John Stamford; assault; guilty and fined So and
costs. Joseph Ellsworth larceny; guilty and
sentenced to two months in Jail. John Coombs;
larceny not guilty. Moses Lee, cruelty to ami
mails not guilty. John F. Brown, colored; muir
der not guilty. 1.-THE accused, Brown, is the
boy about twelve years old, who shot with pis-
toll accidentally and killed another colored boy, a
son of Jackson Thomas, of the 18th district, some
time in April last. The boys were friends and
playmates and were playing together the day the
accident occurred. Brown had the weapon cooked
and was about to fire it up in the air when his
companion, standing by, caught it by the barrel
and pulled it around, the ball entering his side
and causing death in few days..
TUESDAY, MAY JAS. E. Graham, malicious
destruction of property fined $40 and committed
to Jail until paid. Alex. Moss, assault with intent
to murder; guilty on second count (of common as
sault) and sentence reserved. A. +. kraemer,
nuisance; mol pros. entered. Mrs. Schreier sale
of liquor on Sunday; guilty, and fined $50 and
COSTS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE S.-Caleb S. Hobbs; sale of
liquor to minor; not guilty. Joseph Hall, col
ored, disturbing the peace; mol. pros. entered
In the case of Woolston Beatty, referred to ar
bitrators the court filed an opinion overruling the
exceptions heretofore filed to the award. The
court also filed an opinion in the equity case OF
Bennett vs.. Brown creditors bill to annul deed
conveying certain property setting aside the deed
to the property, in the premises so that the same
may be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs claim.
THURSDAY, JUNE 9.-Judgment was obtained
by Lewis Dawson against Philip Ohle for $l42. IL
and COSTS State vs.. Edward Garrick, assault !;
mol pros. George Hamil, selling liquor on Sunday;
guilty. The grand jury brought in II present
ments including six against Charles Shrelner,
upon whom the deputy sherifs made descent on
Sunday last. The grand jury recommended the
release of George Dennis, in Jail on the charge OF
assault. Presentments were returned against
several officers of the Amber Social Club for viola
ton of the Sunday laws. One of those presented
is member of the grand jury. The case OF Scott
Pearce indicted for murder, was given to the jury
at late hour this evening.
FRIDAY, JUNE IO.-The jury in Pearce murder
case returned verdict of manslaughter.